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SPANISH INFLUENCE IN TEXAS Chapter 6. SPANISH & THE ENVIRONMENT  Spanish built colonial homes from timber & rocks  Home furniture was made from natural.

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1 SPANISH INFLUENCE IN TEXAS Chapter 6

2 SPANISH & THE ENVIRONMENT  Spanish built colonial homes from timber & rocks  Home furniture was made from natural resources in the area

3 SPANISH & THE ENVIRONMENT  Positive Effects: The Spanish were provided with shelter & their necessities  Negative Effects: Natural resources were lost

4 SPANISH & PLACE NAMES  Rio Grande River: Means “Big River”  Amarillo: Means “Yellow” in Spanish  Cities of El Paso, Laredo, Mission & Hidalgo

5 OTHER SPANISH INFLUENCES  Religion: Roman Catholic  Food: Tortillas & Tamales  Arts: Corridos & Tejano Music

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